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Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano claimed in his Monday press conference that he has “enough evidence” and will “absolutely” submit a complaint to the league that Ravens fullback Le’Ron McClain spit on linebacker Channing Crowder late in the third quarter of Sunday’s game.

McClain denied it until his face turned blue in the post-game locker room, but here’s some pretty solid evidence against him, courtesy of CBS 4 in Miami. It’s hard to see an actual loogie, but it leaves little doubt that McClain reaches back and hocks a big one in Crowder’s face.

For some reason, referee John Parry didn’t see the play, even though he was standing right next to the two players and got smacked in the face during Crowder’s reaction.

Crowder, who had several choice words for McClain on Sunday, slipped out of the Dolphins’ locker room on Monday without comment.

But Dansby still was fired up about the spit incident and the Ravens’ lack of respect in general.

“On the street, you’d get killed for that,” Dansby said. “The whole damn sideline was trying to calm (Crowder) down, but they didn’t understand what happened. Then once they found out what happened, then, ‘Damn, you should’ve whupped his ass.'”

Dansby said there was a “normal” amount of trash-talking between the two teams, and the Dolphins didn’t have any beef with the Ravens entering the game, though the Ravens were irked that Crowder referred to receiver Derrick Mason as “the old guy” in an interview earlier in the week.

“Everybody was talking trash. The spit escalated it to a whole ‘nother level,” Dansby said.

Sparano said even he was trash-talked on the sideline during the game.

“And I didn’t say one word to the guy,” Sparano said. “That’s part of the game, I get it, whatever floats your boat out there. And really, I don’t think it’s part of the game, but to some of them, that’s what gets them going. But this whole deal there about spitting in somebody’s face, nowhere in this game do I see any place for that. I just don’t.”

Despite allowing the Ravens to score 26 points, gain 402 total yards and hold the ball for 38:22, Dansby continued to talk trash about the Ravens on Monday, calling McClain and several players “soft.”

“They don’t ever take risks. They’ll screen you to death,” Dansby said. “They’re scared (Joe) Flacco will throw the game away, which he will if you get them behind.”

“Offensive line was soft, fullbacks were soft, f****** quarterback was soft. Whole offensive scheme was f****** soft. That’s the most disappointing part about it (the loss).”

For other notable spitting moments in sports history, including the Keith Hernandez episode of Seinfeld, click here.